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An inspiring series on freedom &
justice
sponsored by the Church & Society Committee
Sunday Morning at 10:30 am - in the
CHAPEL |
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Rev. Gerry Harrison will lead this presentation
and discussion. "Forged by Fire" points to the resilience of the
church and people of faith as they dare to act with freedom and
unity to restore community, resist dominant norms, behaviors and
perceptions that justify hate based on race, ethnicity, nationality
or language. The intent is to inspire, educate and evoke collective
stories, in an exercise in speaking justice to the powers that
threaten to extinguish God's hope.
Join us as we see how the integration of
diverse persons sustains unity, community and hope.
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U.S. Internment of Japanese American Communities &
The Newest Immigrants: Pacific Islanders
April 20 |
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The Trail of Tears: Cherokee Forced Removal April 27
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Underground Railroad: African Americal Passage to Freedom
May 4
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When the Border Crosses Over the U.S. May 11
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Hispanic/Latino Struggles on the U.S.-Mexican Border |
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The Church and Society’s mission is to move
beyond service to advocacy for peace and justice.
See
www.umc-gbcs.org or
www.wisconsinumc.org/church_and_society/home.html |
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